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June XVth
02:21
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Juliet has a gun
05:07
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A prelude to abandon
04:41
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Goodbye blue monday
03:51
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Lonesome no more
03:18
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The Witness
03:16
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Fragments
07:57
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The Ties And The Lies Bologna, Italy
Formati a Bologna durante l’heyday dell’indie
rock anglosassone, i Ties hanno sempre posseduto
caratteristiche
musicali poco inquadrabili nel
concetto di genere. Dal Brit Pop al postpunk,
dallo shoegaze al Rock’n’Roll americano,
la produzione dei Ties è stata nel tempo accostata
a più di un riferimento, pur mantenendo tuttavia
un suono altamente riconoscibile e un’identità
formata e solida.
... more
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